Saturday, October 18, 2008
Saturday afternoon
The one day I don't bring my camera I witness...
An ACTUAL dungeons and dragons battle at prospect park. Not like a tournament or anything like that, an ACTUAL group of battlers that fight with capes and padded clubs. It was, amazing.
A car full of zombies on the train. Blood and and all.
A Milwaukee kid with the biggest smile in the world.
And to top it off, a three year old boy pointing a fake gun at me and saying POP POP POP. Yeah, he shot me, and yeah it was fucked up.
Sometimes...I just can't believe I live here.
An ACTUAL dungeons and dragons battle at prospect park. Not like a tournament or anything like that, an ACTUAL group of battlers that fight with capes and padded clubs. It was, amazing.
A car full of zombies on the train. Blood and and all.
A Milwaukee kid with the biggest smile in the world.
And to top it off, a three year old boy pointing a fake gun at me and saying POP POP POP. Yeah, he shot me, and yeah it was fucked up.
Sometimes...I just can't believe I live here.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Jie-Song ...
...always teaching me something new
In Chinese:
Singley would probably be
Xing Li 星里 / inside a star
Or could be
Xin Li 心里 / inside the heart
In Chinese:
Singley would probably be
Xing Li 星里 / inside a star
Or could be
Xin Li 心里 / inside the heart
how cute
Monday, October 6, 2008
Eight Train rides later...
Cold Saturdays spent by myself doing what I do best.

Above: Photographs by Alessandra Sanguinetti. Sanguinetti is one of my favorite photographers. I went to her exhibit expecting to see older work, and was shocked when I saw the girls above had grown into adults. She has photographed these two cousins, Guille and Belinda, for the last four years.
I'm especially interested in stories of changing relationships and Sanguinetti's delicate way of photographing these two left me in the 20 x 20 gallery for over an hour.
I'm especially interested in stories of changing relationships and Sanguinetti's delicate way of photographing these two left me in the 20 x 20 gallery for over an hour.

Photographs above by Joshua Lutz. Some more beauties I came a cross at Clampart
Photograph above my Susan MeiselasI spent over 3 hours looking at her work. Her work documenting Nicaragua is outstanding, and though I think that International Center of Photography could have done a better job presenting the exhibition, the video's and the photographs are incredibly moving.
Friday, October 3, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
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